Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-28
News Notes.

NEWS NOtcbs
San Diego rejoices in the possession
of several male ''chippies. T."
The great excursion to Ventura will
leave this moroing from the S. 2. depot
at o'clock sharp.
Owen Grover claims to thave discov-
cred some very rich gold mines in the
Piru district southwest of Antelope
Valley.
The good people of Tulare claim that
Angelefios are buying up all low-pnced
land in that county. There is no doubt
about it. -......
Judge Cheney yesterday sentenced
Sylvester D1rron to San Quentin for six
years. Durron was convicted OF mum
slaughter.
Geo. Ostertay was arrested yesterday
for petit larceny for taking 81. % from
Jno. B. Junios. The case will be tried
this morning.
The County Board of Education met
yesterday to decide upon the proper
questions to be used at the examination
of candidates for teachers certificates.
The Ladies Benevolent Society is in
nesd of clean white rags-old, soft
pieces. Send to Mrs. Ducommun, lSI
Ducommun street, or Mrs. Bath, 40S
South Hill street.
The second four story building in the
city, that of w. A. Clinton, on Upper
Main street is rapidly approaching COM
pletion. The tower is erected and the
roof is being put on.
L. j. Campbell, the lone saloon keep.
er of Pasadena, was before Judge Hut
ton yesterday applying for a writ OF
habeas corpus. Campbell was remand
ed to the custody of the Marshal of Pas
adena.
The great work of grading for the
commercial building to be erected by
> Mr.. P. Beaudry, on New High street, is
proceeding rapidly. All the teams that
can be Obtained are put into service on
this work.
Lizzie Lopez, alias Abbott, was arrest
ed last night by Officer Jeffries and
charged with disorderly conduct, for in.
dulging in fight with another female of
loose character on Alameda street. She
was admitted to bail in S25.
Yesterday Constable Martin Aguirre
received from an old friend in Central
America q present of most beautiful
scarf pin. 1t is a large sized flaming
ruby, surrounded by ten diamonds.
Martin is quite proud of his beautiful
present
1t is reported by parties from Fresno
that 250O acres or 200. 900 vines will be
added to the vineyards of Fresno this
year and that about fifty per cent. more
vines will be bearing this year than last
year in that county.
1t is stated that all the olive oil made
in the State has been purchased for
shipment except some small parcels that
have been held for local use. Several
olive growers will this year make oil
instead of pickles from all their crop.
At 10 o'clock this morning the case of
Boyce VS.. The Times Mirror Company
will be called in Judge O'Melveny's De.
partment of the Superior Court. This
will be on motion to reinstate the cases
which the Times staved off by trick.
Fred Thompson, pressman on the Col
ton Semi. Tropic, was discharged be-
cause he played baseball on Sunday.
1t is not certain that Jim Peacock has
left the paper. There is a little too
much strained morality about this for a
paper in booming town like Cotton.
A fine stream of water has been de-
veloped in Antelope Valley by MIR. Bean
of East Los Angeles. He made short
cut into the bluff west of Beale's Springs
and obtained about fifteen inches of
water. This water is above the Los
Angeles colony, in Township Q, n. R.,
IA West.
The Janish troupe repeated Camille
last night to rather limited but in
tensely interested audience. This
hackneyed piece has lost its hold on the
public; and we do not regret it. We
believe that the sooner Camille is
shelved the better it will be for the
stage. Tonight: Violets.
On Thursday night number of young
friends OF Miss Edith Kremer, of Grand
Avenue, gave her delightful surprise
party. While the charming hostess was
totally unprepared for the invasion of
her friends, she quickly recovered from
her astonishment and entertained all in
a handsome manner. The evening was
spent in social intercourse and dancing,
and it was midnight before the merry
party broke up.
At l o'clock this morning a special
train bearing Senator Stanford, Charles
Crocker, A. N. Towne and other digni-
taries of the Southern Pacific road, ar
rived in Los Angeles. Engineers were
changed and the distinguished gentle
men sped on their way to San Diego.
They are not going to that city to 'camp
on the trail" of the smugglers, but to
investigate the railroad situation. They
will return to Los Angeles In few days.
1t is with great regret that Rabbi DIR.
Schreiber had to decline the request of
Rev. DR.. Fay, minister Of Unity church,
70 Oinciate III lis stoae III sho OPeia
House ON Sunday, owing to the festival
of Shabuoth, which is to be celebrated
in the Synagogue on that day. But the
Rabbi takes this opportunity to extend
a cordial invitation to his Unitarian
friends to attend the interesting services
In the Synagogue.
The Young Mems League of the Fort
Street NJ. E. Church met last evening at
the residence of Mr.. ]. d. Burch. 1893
South Fort street. A large attendance
enjoyed the mock trial, sThe Great
Libel Case, Cassel VS.. Palmer" before
Judge Cantine. The jury found the
defendant guilty and fixed damages at
five cents. 1t was arranged that DIR.
Cantine should give one Of his popular
lectures in the Fort street M. Il.
Church on Wednesday evening, June
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